How have you and your family done with covid this past mont

DH and I are vaccinated and boosted, 12 year olds and 6 year olds have had both shots. All Pfizer.

I’ve been working the whole time, 1 year on the Covid response team at work. We’ve somehow managed to avoid getting it but I feel that isn’t going to last long. My daughter starts her gymnastics season next week which means lots of travel and enclosed spaces. Wouldn’t surprise me if some of it gets cancelled but this is her last season so that would a bitter pill with all the work she’s out in.

Just me n dh live here... we both have pfizer vaccine n booster... no covid...

My mom is staying with us for winter... she has moderna vaccine.. no booster yet.. she wants to wait until she goes back to my sisters house... no covid for her either...

No Covid here. We're all Moderna vaxxed and boosted.

Two of younger DD's vaxxed friends (college aged) have Covid right now along with their entire families. All light cases or asymptomatic.

One of her friends and their entire family of 6 (4 kids ages 10-18) are unvaxxed and the whole family is very ill right now. The parents, especially the dad, are militant anti-vaxxers and have had to withdraw from their jobs (they're both professional orchestra musicians) because the ensembles are requiring players to be vaccinated. I admit to some schadenfreude about that. I don't want anyone to die. But some general misery would not come amiss.

I'm not aware of anyone else in our circle who is currently testing positive. I go back to school on Monday, so I'm sure that will change!

Me - double vaxxed and boosted (Pfizer) I work in community development and have continued in person for all except the last 2 weeks of March 2020.

DD22 - double vaxxed, works retail, coworker currently +

DD20 - double vaxxed, attended university in person last year and this. Her university was nearly Covid free during the entire pandemic until a super spreader event in early December that has impacted many provinces numbers because of contacts. She made it out without contracting it while many of her friends did. She is home for holidays and classes are going to start back online mid January, with a hope to go in person by end of January.

We are all diligent with masking, hand washing, etc and have lots of rapid tests available. Just got N95 masks Hoping for the best but realistically I think this variant and its level of contagiousness will probably hit us.

Both dh and I are vax'd and boostered. We've been in a few crowded places while wearing masks. We wear our masks everywhere.

No COVID here.

Oldest ds is vax'd but I don't know if he got his booster shot. I'm not even sure if he'd tell us he has covid unless I ask. He's living with his dad now. We went from chatting almost every day to radio silence for several days at a time.

Youngest ds is vax'd and should be getting the booster soon. I think he's waiting to be told he has to get it vs seeking it out on his own. (Military) Last time we talked, he hasn't had it. He has been tested multiple times, all negative.

DH and I are fully vaxxed and we just got our booster (AZ/Moderna/Moderna). We were doing great until Dec. 26. FIL got Covid and then DH. Super mild thankfully, just a cold with cough. I have so far evaded the virus, but I guess DH now has a full assortment of antibodies to work with.

DH has managed to stay employed the whole time (airline industry - rough 18 months) and has been traveling a lot the last couple months.

We actually just had a trip to Aruba in late October/early November - apparently slotted in right between Delta and Omicron waves so we're grateful we got to go.

Hoping for a better 2022, but not as naively hopeful as I was this time last year.

DH & I both had Pfizer, and Pfizer booster in November. No Covid here.

DH works from home and rarely leaves the house. I take the dog to the park every day and run quick errands afterwards. Always wear a mask indoors and practice social distancing. Even outdoors we don't get too close to people. Haven't eaten inside a restaurant yet and we avoid crowds.

DH and I vaxxed and boosted
DD18 vaxxed and got booster today. Goes back to school on Tuesday.
DD15 vaxxed but not yet eligible for booster. Saw a headline today that her age group may be eligible soon.

People around here have largely given up on mask wearing and there are many anti vaxxers. I’m afraid it’s inevitable for us, hoping symptoms will be mild when it happens.

Just dh and I living here:

I had both doses of moderna and moderna booster. Have not had covid.

Dh had the one dose of J&J and no booster as of yet. He had a bad long cold for awhile and didn’t want to get boostered during that (he tested for covid just in case but didn’t have it). Now that he’s finally better I’ll work on him for the booster (I had to for vaccination).

We live in a mask mandated state (and people pretty
Much abide by in our area) and we both work from home mostly or just around one person for short periods.

DH and I both were boostered late Nov/early Dec. 
Me: 2x AZ, booster Biontech (Pfizer)
DH: AZ, Biontech, booster Biontech

I have been working part time in after school care for most of November and December - I go in as needed for sickness cover and for craft sessions. DH has been back in the office almost full time, but they have only about 20% in the office on most days. 

In mid-December, I had two covid exposures. One was a ping through my phone app, that said I had been in the same place as someone who later tested positive - the notification came 7 days after the exposure, so I am not sure if I was really within the 'danger' period. The second was more concerning - one of the children in our after school care returned a positive test Thursday pm, after I had been in for 4 hours each on Wednesday and Thursday. In the end, it was a child I hadn't had a lot of contact with, and I tested negative 3 times in the following 2 weeks. 

Dh vaccinated and boosted with Pfizer, all three doses were very early because he got it through his job as an essential worker (not healthcare...."essential" for continuity of government).

Me, same but with Moderna. 

Dd, same with Moderna. She got her vaccine and booster immediately when they were approved because she works at our county vaccine clinics. She was living with us up until the beginning of December when she moved to the next county over.

Ds and his fiancée, both vaccinated and boosted with Moderna. Despite their age (young) and overall health (excellent) they were able to get the vaccine and booster almost immediately because they live in Georgia where there was (and still is) much less demand than up here in Northern Virginia.    Fiancée's dd turned 12 not long ago, before the vaccine was approved for the younger children. She started school at the end of August, before she turned 12, and almost immediately got covid. She was pretty sick for about a week.

So far none of the rest of us have had covid. Dh goes to work but there are only about 3 or them in the office. The State Department has been very good about moving to teleworking and not pressuring people to return to the building. -- I have been subbing but before Omicron we had very few cases here. But just before the winter break cases suddenly zoomed up, and I'm rethinking doing any subbing for awhile. We will see.

We feel that if anyone is going to get covid it will be dd since she's working at the vaccine clinics. She wears a good mask when she's there but still...all those people who are there either for a first or second dose, or the booster.. And when they do pediatric days with kids crying sometimes and more people overall (since each kid has to come with at least one parent, but often they come with both and with siblings)... well, we will see about that too. 

The thing that I'm seeing more and more of is people who I know are vaccinated who are getting more serious covid. The last two who ended up in the ICU were before Omicron, but still they were both vaccinated. Now more and more are positive with what we assume is Omicron. None of the ones who I know personally have needed the ICU but several have been pretty sick.

I'm an NHS worker. I had suspected Covid back in March 2020 but there were no tests then so we'll never know whether that's what it was. It was mild but I had post-viral syndrome/long Covid.

I'm triple-vaccinated (all Pfizer) and my booster is in a week and a half. My antibody test in the autumn of 2021 was positive.

DH is vaccinated and boosted (A-Z & Moderna I think). He hasn't had Covid.

Me - Moderna and booster as well as DH. DD Pfizer and Moderna booster. So far no Covid but this morning I woke up with congestion and mild sore throat. I work in a hospital we are all fully masked. We have one self test left at home so I will take it later.

My sister is vaxxed and boosted as is her DH. Her kids (all 16 & older) are only vaxxed
Christmas was cancelled as one of my sisters kids tested positive Christmas Eve morning.
Her second kid tested positive on Sunday and her third is now sick and they assume it would be positive.
All pretty mild except my nephew (who doesn't live with them) only had J&J -was scheduled for booster but got sick before he could get it. He has been sick for about 3 weeks and said he has never been this sick in his life.

My whole goal was to keep DD from getting it as she flies back to Florida Sat. The area she lives and goes to school is pretty heavily masked so I will hate if she picks it up here. But I live in Ohio and our numbers are some of the highest in the country.
The hospital where I work (a childrens hospital) previously had an overflow Covid floor for the adult hospitals but we are full with children now.

So far, so good:

All Pfizer vaxxed and boosted.
One daughter exposed at work but hasn't come down with it.

Younger daughter is in self-isolation because she desperately wants to go back to college on Sunday and doesn't want to test positive when she gets there.

I feel like I'm in the movie "Jaws" with covid circling and a John Williams score playing - but we're hanging in there so far. I'm in the camp where we'll get it at some point, but holding it off as long as we can.